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Archaic Moundbuilders of Georgia |
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Native Americans roamed the landscape in small family bands searching for food during the Paleoindian period. This wandering would finally lead them to locations where resources were abundant, predictable and most importantly, reliable. Now their wandering could stop and they could settle into one area and exploit the natural bounty. Upon settling down they would inevitably leave their mark on the landscape. It was during this new time period, called the Archaic, that Georgia's aboriginal architects would begin constructing massive structures. Learn about their accomplishments by folllowing the links below:
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 Sapelo Shell Ring Complex: Sapelo Island, Georgia 2200 BC
One of the oldest and largest Archaic archaeological sites in Georgia features massive shell mound constructions and evidence of some of the earliest pottery in North America.
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